>> For some reason the r-forge pages don't show anymore how r-forge
>> packages can be installed. As they always did, I didn't bother to
>> remember. Could you tell us, so we can alpha test, and perhaps add this
>> to the rgeos page on r-forge? (Better would be someone repaired r-forge,
>> which se
On Tue, Jun 15, 2010 at 7:27 AM, Edzer Pebesma
wrote:
> For some reason the r-forge pages don't show anymore how r-forge
> packages can be installed. As they always did, I didn't bother to
> remember. Could you tell us, so we can alpha test, and perhaps add this
> to the rgeos page on r-forge? (B
Colin, this looks very promising!
For some reason the r-forge pages don't show anymore how r-forge
packages can be installed. As they always did, I didn't bother to
remember. Could you tell us, so we can alpha test, and perhaps add this
to the rgeos page on r-forge? (Better would be someone repair
Excellent!
Many thanks for your contribution, I'm often missing
this type of functionality in current tools in R.
The examples you provide in your web page
are very interesting. Whenever you have time, I'd appreciate an indicative
list of the high-level functionality to be expected once
your wor
The rgeos package has been accepted as part of the Google Summer of Code and is
currently under active development. Between myself and Roger Bivand we have
made a good deal of progress and are very close to a point where the package
will be usable (for the more adventurous). It is our goal to ha
